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09/28/2026

Welcome to this exceptional 5700 square feet custom-built residence in the prestigious Tartan Fields community, perfectly situated on the Arnold Palmer-designed golf course with sweeping views of the 3rd green. Lovingly maintained by its original owner and thoughtfully updated throughout, this home seamlessly blends timeless elegance with modern luxury. A grand two-story foyer opens to an impressive great room with soaring ceilings and a dramatic wall of windows that frame stunning golf course views and fill the home with natural light. The gourmet kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring an oversized island, premium stainless -steel appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and an inviting layout designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Elegant formal living and dining rooms provide refined spaces for gatherings, while a private den offers the perfect home office or library. Just off the kitchen, the screened porch and expansive deck invite you to relax and enjoy golden sunsets overlooking the fairway. The luxurious primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a cozy fireplace, spa-inspired bath, and dual walk-in closets. A spacious loft provides additional flexible living space, while three secondary bedrooms are thoughtfully served by a Jack-and-Jill bath and an additional full bath. Second-floor laundry adds everyday convenience. The finished walkout lower level is an entertainer's dream, featuring a custom bar, home theater, fifth bedroom, full bath, and direct access to the private backyard. With 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, stunning golf course views, thoughtful updates, and access to award-winning Dublin City Schools, this is a rare opportunity to own one of Tartan Fields' most desirable homes, where luxury, comfort, and an exceptional lifestyle with five- star amenities all come together. Recent improvements include refinished hardwood floors, kitchen cabinetry, New Roof (2025) &HVAC system (2026) and fresh paint throughout!!

09/28/2026

Why Investors Watch US Cash Home Sales
Cash sales have consistently made up about 25% of US existing-home transactions in recent years—a figure I always keep an eye on. For investors like myself, following the cash share gives a faster sense of shifting market dynamics than mortgage data or new construction numbers. When more buyers are paying cash even as prices climb, it’s a telltale sign of rising competition. But if that cash share grows while overall sales slow, it could mean financing is getting tougher and some buyers are being edged out.

On the flip side, if we see the cash share fall while prices stay steady, that’s usually a signal that lending has loosened up—making it easier for more buyers to enter the market and bringing things closer to a balanced environment. In my experience, smaller cash investors tend to focus on homes with unique circumstances: probate, tax issues, deferred maintenance, or relocation. Even when traditional sales stall, these properties—especially older homes—remain in demand due to affordability pressures.

Something I’ve learned hands-on: single-family investing is deeply local. Factors like taxes, title insurance, renovation costs, and on-the-ground management mean that disciplined local operators often have the upper hand. Rather than expecting big national roll-ups, I see margin consolidation ahead, with international investors likely gaining more by teaming up with established local partners than going it alone.

As someone who bridges investment, design, and real estate service, I know that reading these signals is essential for making thoughtful decisions in any market.

Gen Z vs. Millennials: Who Has It Worse for Housing Costs in Every State?Housing costs can look very different depending...
09/26/2026

Gen Z vs. Millennials: Who Has It Worse for Housing Costs in Every State?
Housing costs can look very different depending on your generation and where you live. Recent data shows that millennials face significantly higher monthly housing payments than Gen Z across all U.S. states. The most striking example is Hawaii, where millennials are paying $1,152 more each month. In seven states, the monthly difference is over $500, and in thirteen states, the annual gap surpasses $10,000. As someone who works closely with buyers and investors—and who also helps clients design and stage their spaces—I see firsthand just how much these numbers impact real people and their homeownership journeys. Understanding these trends is key to making informed decisions, especially when every dollar counts.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/sue-sachdeva/1949012-Gen-Z-vs.-Millennials%3A-Who-Has-It-Worse-for-Housing-Costs-in

09/23/2026

More Homes Hit the Market as Demand Cools
Over the past four weeks ending August 23, we've seen a subtle yet telling shift in the housing market: new US listings crept up 0.4% week-over-week, and total homes for sale rose 0.5%, marking the highest inventory since early Q2. Meanwhile, pending home sales dipped 1.1%—the lowest in six months—as many buyers paused, facing high housing costs even as options expanded nationwide. The median US home-sale price edged up 1.9% year-over-year to above $400,000, with average mortgage rates hovering around 7%, their highest in over a year.

For buyers, this combination of increased inventory and tempered demand is opening the door to more negotiation power—whether on price or concessions—across many markets. Homes that have lingered for several weeks are often where buyers find the strongest leverage. For sellers, realistic pricing is proving far more effective than aiming for last year’s highs. In my experience as both a Realtor and home design professional, understanding these shifts is key to making confident decisions, whether you’re preparing to list or searching for your next home.

09/22/2026

Housing market peaks in 2026 as sales surge but pending listings fall
July saw a notable 7% jump in completed home sales, reflecting contracts signed in June when mortgage rates averaged 6.5%. Interestingly, as rates ticked up to 6.69%, both pending sales and new listings dipped—revealing how even slight shifts in rates can influence both buyers’ and sellers’ decisions. Inventory crept up a bit, and home price increases have cooled to just 2.1%, marking the slowest pace of growth in the last ten years. Navigating these subtle market changes is something I focus on daily, drawing on my background as a licensed realtor, designer, and real estate investor. Understanding these numbers helps me guide clients thoughtfully—whether staging, selling, or searching for the right home.

09/21/2026

US Home Prices Face Real Value Erosion
As someone who lives and breathes real estate—both as a licensed realtor and designer—I’m always closely watching housing trends to help my clients make informed decisions. In Q2 2026, US home prices continued to rise on paper, yet one federal index actually stayed flat from mid to late in the quarter after accounting for seasonal patterns. Nationally, we saw prices appreciate by about 1.5% year-over-year in late Q2, a slight improvement from 1% in mid Q2, but still lagging nearly 2 points behind inflation, which hovered around 3.5%. This means that, after adjusting for inflation, home values declined in real terms for the 13th month running—though with inflation cooling and nominal prices a bit stronger, the pace of that decline has eased. Interestingly, one federal measure has shown positive annual growth every quarter since early 2012, highlighting how resilient nominal home prices have been, even as real value feels the squeeze. As we move into the second half of the year, affordability remains the biggest challenge, especially for first-time buyers, with typical monthly payments for existing single-family homes rising again this quarter. Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or investing, understanding how these numbers play into real-world affordability is essential to making confident real estate choices.

New data shows more millennials in Ohio becoming homeownersIt’s inspiring to see how millennials in Ohio—especially in D...
09/19/2026

New data shows more millennials in Ohio becoming homeowners
It’s inspiring to see how millennials in Ohio—especially in Dayton—have boosted homeownership by 74% from 2018 to 2023. This surge has been fueled by a robust job market and more households benefiting from dual incomes. Yet, as I work with clients navigating these opportunities, I see firsthand how rising interest rates, low inventory, and affordability are real hurdles for many aspiring buyers. My background in real estate, design, and investment always leads me to look for creative ways to help clients stand out, even in a challenging market. The landscape is evolving, and staying one step ahead is key to making homeownership dreams come true.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/sue-sachdeva/1965227-New-data-shows-more-millennials-in-Ohio-becoming-homeowners

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